HFoneMan
New Head-Fier
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When you spend $200+ on a cd player
When you spend $200+ on a cd player
I got rid of my CD player....lol.
Buy a CD, rip it, put it back in the case. If I really wanted to play one I could use my DVD player, but why risk scratching it?
like this?
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I got rid of my CD player....lol.
Buy a CD, rip it, put it back in the case. If I really wanted to play one I could use my DVD player, but why risk scratching it?
All my discs are in pristine condition as well. It's funny because quite a few of the cases broken or cracked, just from getting stacked up carelessly and then toppled over/tossed around. I don't have enough shelf space for them all, so they get abused just being in the room.
But the discs inside are perfect.
When it costs you more to recable your headphones than the headphones cost in the first place.
That's not audiophilia, that's just ********.
The labor should be no more than $100 and the cable itself... God I'm not even gonna start.
That's not audiophilia, that's just ********.
The labor should be no more than $100 and the cable itself... God I'm not even gonna start.
Well, what if you wanted a set of KSC75's recabled? lol
When it costs you more to recable your headphones than the headphones cost in the first place.
I'd have trouble doing that considering the general need for isolation where I do my portable listening. I do use a full-size set, though, which is kind of annoying in the winter because the oversized strain relief on the cable entry tends to get caught on my hoodie and jacket and keeps yanking them off my ears.
Nice set of ear warmers, though.